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UNWTO: Tourism arrivals are down 65% in first six monthsAnd revenue loss is about five times that of the 2009 economic crisis.

Visit California’s customized version of the Let’s Go There campaign says “Let’s Go There, Soon.”

Let's Go There: kick-starting travel with biggest ad blitz since 9/11A coalition of 75 (and counting) U.S. travel companies has so far raised more than $10 million for a campaign to reassure...

CDC ends health screenings for international arrivalsIt will replace the screenings with a variety of mitigation strategies but is not taking stronger measures such as mandatory...

Check-in desks at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson airport.

U.S. ends health screenings for some international arrivalsThe extra health screening applies to people who have been in China, Iran, most countries in Europe, the United Kingdom,...

ASTA: Senate's Covid relief bill wouldn't do enoughThe Society said the proposal must include aid for airlines and those who sell air and should restore the full $600 expanded...

New U.S. Travel campaign encourages travel planning

New U.S. Travel campaign encourages travel planningThe "Let's Go There" campaign was undertaken with a coalition of 75 companies from inside and outside the travel and tourism...

U.S. CBP to reopen Trusted Traveler officesU.S. Customs and Border Protection closed the centers in March at the onset of the Covid-19 epidemic in the United States.

In its latest report, the AHLA says that around four in 10 hotel employees are currently not working.

AHLA report paints dire picture of hotel industryThe association says that more than two-thirds of U.S. hotels remain at or below 50% occupancy and estimates that around four...

David Harris

David Harris: Stronger togetherEnsemble CEO David Harris on how strong advocacy at all levels of government from all corners of the travel industry is the...

Nevada congresswoman calls for smart approach at ASTAU.S. Rep. Dina Titus said travel and tourism must restart in a safe and measured way or risk further shutdowns.

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